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What's the chrome bit attached to the rotor, at 0:17 ? - Update: Speed sensor magnet

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Not a biker yet becoming interested though. I just stumbled upon Danny just wanna say you have god tier content man, respect

Magura calipers with Shimano levers! Magura needs to stop using that weak plastic for levers.

Correction, Magura were the first Hydraulic brakes on bikes, with the HS33, the name Gustav only came with the first disc brake. :)

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I've still got my old Hope MonoTi6 on my bike. Kinda of time for a new bike now though

nobody: Shimano: can we do better, wait already did it

Waths the man of this bike

Are there’s on pair with hope v4s

Back in the day, I use to ride a 20" Monty and we use to rub tar on the rims. Them were the days 😊

Go on Danny 👌🤘

'first hydraulic disc brake' - yeah, I think a few other manufacturers might have something to say about that! As an established brake manufacturer, Magura were pretty late to the party with their disc brakes

Danny you are not lucky, you deserve it .

Your videos always leave me 1. Missing home, 2. Motivated to get out n about for more adventures. @DannyMacAskill keep rocking it 🤘🏼 love your work.

disc belong on mountain bikes they have ruined road bikes

Wonder how easy it is to bleed these, was going to buy the mt5's until i read how much of a pain ro bleed them.

Man Magura told SRAM game on

so were the Gustav's the predecessor or contemporary to the Raceline Yellows? Those things would flex the legs and even the arch of my Judy DH's like nothing. One finger pull

This is the first video I watched from him that just seems like a commercial, but whatever

Never mind the brakes, what brand is that umbrella? It looks great and ive been looking for a good mountain brolly for ages.

A really skilled rider wouldn't need a motor. Period. And having ridden the Shore for 43 years, I can attest to the fact that if we didn't need motors 25 years ago with the dead heavy bikes we rode then, you don't need a motor now. My big bike is 50+ lb without a motor and I can still pedal it uphill. What's your excuse?

I'm sorry, but wasn't the Formula disk brake the first hydraulic mountain bike disk brake?

Muy buenos videos, Saludos desde México

Judging the aesthetics alone I think these levers look nicer than MT5 & MT7 but the calipers just look strange to me. not as nice looking, not that that's what you buy them for but my observation

Not a cheap plastic lever, right? Right?!

...not to grabby....................brakes we all need.....................cheers

I'm surprised Hope don't sponsor him. That's the brakes I've chosen for over 15 years. Magura are spongy and sieze up in hot weather like Avid. Not a good brake.

About these new hydraulic brakes, have they also managed to fit them with ABS? Would you even want to use ADS brakes?

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Basicly you now only need a front brake. Less unsprung weight in the back.

Great advert

It’s hard to believe that they provide enough of a heat sink to prevent warping.

L'été écossais ? Aucune différence avec le Doubs. 😅

I love my MT7s - much less random bite point variation than Shimanos, no annoying spring between the brake pads as they use magnets to stop the pads rattling and plenty of power, but the amount of random squeaking from disk rub I get with these used on my trials bike in completely clean conditions is shocking. Off road, with a decent coating of mud they behave perfectly though (On 2 other of my bikes). The lever adjustments, especially the free stroke adjustment, is only marginally less useless than Shimano's take on the same adjustment, in that it's nearly impossible to tell the difference between fully wound in and fully wound out. MT7 brakes mostly don't ship with this adjustment, so save the money by not adding it. The Hope Tech levers remain the absolute gold standard for brake levers where all the adjustments actually do something, but I'm not a fan of DOT fluid when mineral oil is safer and works better though, and even though Hope have magnetic pad retention on the trials brake, they still use those awful springs to keep the pads from rattling on their XC/DH brakes.

Just hope it will have the quality of the old Gustav M

Magura please make 4 piston road brakes for flat mount and brifters. Mullet XC needs them thank you.

the man can upload a 2 minute ad and i still just watch it.

I'm sure they're great until they're not. Had many a Magura lever snap back in the day and just wouldn't trust anything Magura makes now. Fair enough if your sponsor is providing a cupboard full of replacements, but no way I'd put them on a bike and use them daily.

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Amazing Danny, as always you push the envelope, another stunning video. Regarding the weather, I always say that Vivaldi came to Scotland for 1 hour in the summer and got the inspiration for the 4 Seasons.

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By Maguras own admission these are not really any better than the MT7 as those brakes are "good enough".. so what do these exactly offer outside the hose connect and the fact that they can house a little more pad for reduced maintenance?

Would love a full edit. Swear he rides less now than he used to before Santa Cruz sponsorship 😞

I used to ride a bike all the time, but haven't for at least 7 years, I miss it so much, would be an absolute dream to ride something like that, but y'know, life.

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my first hydraulic brakes luminous hs22 rim brakes they were the best

i miss the video like (Inspired Bicycles - Danny MacAskill April 2009) and not these commercials ones :S

My old Magura MT2 are serving me for more than a decade now. Good brakes.